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Started by Dryball, January 23, 2009, 04:17:57 AM

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beowulf


voyageur1688

  When I can finally figure out how to post pics again, I am hopin someone can identify this thing.
Been bafflin me fer couple years now.
Voy

yoteslayer

This is my baby, a pederzolli kentucky perc. in .45 cal, just love shottn this gun!

beowulf

my latest toy ! .32 cal. cva . got it from gunauctions.com $160 with shipping , bore was perfect ,stock needed a bit of work , and I changed the sights ! anybody want them ? send em to ya for price of shipping !

Hanshi

Young guys should hang out with old guys; old guys know stuff.


kybackwoodsman

#170
my baby  

Sinnanatha

Dixie Tennessee .50 cal. Been my huntin and shootin rifle for about 15 years.  taken many a deer, and some squirrels too.

yoteslayer

My favorte is my great plains rifle in .54 cal / flintlock!!

Hanshi

I've already posted but I love this kind of thread so I'll just, if you can forgive me, post my deer baby.

TVM Late Lancaster 36"X.45, just over 6lbs.  It has taken a truckload of deer and never needed a second shot. chrrs
Young guys should hang out with old guys; old guys know stuff.


DEADDAWG

Hanshi, It appears you and I have the same rifle made by Matt, only mine has a plain stock (no curl). Love the way this rifle shoots; 55gr 3F Goex, .440 cast ball, .018 ticking with pure Neatsfoot oil as a lube. When I can't find pure Neatsfoot I use GOJO hand cleaner, a little more fouling and dries out too much on the patches if out for too long.

Rev Buck

I'll give it a try.  Here are my Hawken Brothers in the house.  The flintlock on the left was one I built from one of those kits that Cabela's had on sale right before Christmas.  The perc Hawken on the right started life as a T/C .50 and was my dad's gun 30 years ago!  He passed away in 2000 and last year I got out his Hawken.  The sear was broken and it would not stay cocked; so I ordered a sear for it and fixed that.  Then I replaced the old barrel with a fast twist Green Mountain.  Then after shooting it a little I found the stock, which had gotten very dry, developed two parallel cracks just ahead of the tang.  So I splurged for a piece of #4 grade maple and put a new stock on it.  I've been having a good time working with both of these rifles.  Have shot the flintlock and little and it shoots great.  Haven't shot the T/C since I put the stock on it but it was shooting well before I broke the stock.  Blessings, Rev


Hanshi

Quote from: DEADDAWG on March 01, 2011, 09:46:51 PM
Hanshi, It appears you and I have the same rifle made by Matt, only mine has a plain stock (no curl). Love the way this rifle shoots; 55gr 3F Goex, .440 cast ball, .018 ticking with pure Neatsfoot oil as a lube. When I can't find pure Neatsfoot I use GOJO hand cleaner, a little more fouling and dries out too much on the patches if out for too long.

We both obviously know a fine rifle when we see one.  Except for the nice wood  - I only ordered the first grade up, P+ but the wood turned out to be much nicer than that - it's a plain rifle with a straight barrel.   A rifle I'll never part with.
Young guys should hang out with old guys; old guys know stuff.


shootrj2003

#177
well,My favorite rifle is my Renegade but my favorite Squirrel rifle is my .36 Blueridge,Pichy, what size barrel[flat to flat does that blueridge .54 have?

david32cal

not very good pics but here is my .32 squirrel rifle i had built this last fall



Mouse


Top rifle is the isaac haines that Voy is in the process of building, the bottom one is the one he wants help identifying.



closer-up pics

Our buddy, Voy, has been wanting help identifying that old rifle of his.  Thought I'd help out by posting a couple of pics of it.  Anyone have any ideas???